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von KARMAN INSTITUTE FOR FLUID DYNAMICS LECTURES ON CUBESAT TECHNOLOGY AND APPLICATIONS January 29 - February 1, 2013 von Karman Institute for Fluid Dynamics Waterloosesteenweg 72 1640 Sint-Genesius-Rode, Belgium Phone: +32(0)2 359 96 04 Fax: +32(0)2 359 96 00 E-mail: [email protected], Website: https://www.vki.ac.be TVA BE 0407 185 709 THE VON KARMAN INSTITUTE VKI is a non-profit international educational and scientific organisation, hosting three departments (aeronautics and aerospace, environmental and applied fluid dynamics, and turbomachinery & propulsion). It provides post-graduate educa- tion in fluid dynamics (research master in fluid dynamics, former "VKI Diploma Course", doctoral program, short training program and lecture series) and encourages "training in research through research". The von Karman Institute undertakes and promotes research in the field of fluid dynamics. It possesses about fifty different wind tunnels, turbomachinery and other specialized test facilities, some of which are unique or the largest in the world. Extensive research on experimental, computational and theoretical aspects of gas and liquid flows is carried out at the VKI under the direction of the faculty and research engineers, sponsored mainly by governmental and international agencies as well as industries. The von Karman Institute organizes each year 8 to 12 one-week Lecture Series on specialized topics in the field of aerodynamics, fluid mechanics and heat transfer with application to aeronautics, space, turbomachinery, the environment and industrial fluid dynamics. These courses have gained over the years world wide recognition for their high quality which is the result of a careful choice of subjects of current interest and lecturers known for their excellency in that field and willing to co-operate in building up well-structured courses. twitter.com/vki_vonkarman INTRODUCTION TO MEASUREMENT TECHNIQUES OCTOBER 8-12, 2012 INTRODUCTION TO CFD JANUARY 21-25, 2013 CUBESAT TECHNOLOGY AND APPLICATIONS JANUARY 29 - FEBRUARY 1, 2013 CFD FOR ATMOSPHERIC FLOW AND WIND ENGINEERING MARCH 11-13, 2013 RADIAL COMPRESSOR DESIGN MARCH 11-15, 2013 ACCURATE AND EFFICIENT AEROACOUSTIC PREDICTION APPROACHES FOR AIRFRAME NOISE MARCH 25-28, 2013 AEROENGINE DESIGN: FROM STATE OF THE ART TURBOFANS TOWARDS INNOVATIVE ARCHITECTURES APRIL 8-12, 2013 FLUID DYNAMICS ASSOCIATED TO LAUNCHER DEVELOPERS (STO-AVT-VKI) APRIL 15-19, 2013 RADIATION AND GAS-SURFACE INTERACTION PHENOMENA IN HIGH SPEED RE-ENTRY (STO-AVT-VKI) MAY 6-8, 2013 TURBULENT COMBUSTION MAY 13-17, 2013 SOURCE TERM CHARACTERIZATION OF THE CONSEQUENCES OF STORAGE TANK AGGRESSIONS (STO-AVT-VKI) JUNE 3-5, 2013 TRANSITION AND TURBULENCE IN HIGH-SPEED FLOW JUNE 10-14, 2013 FLOW CHARACTERISTICS AND PERFORMANCE OF SAFETY VALVES SEPTEMBER 9-11, 2013 ACCURATE TEMPERATURE MEASUREMENTS SEPTEMBER 16-20, 2013 37 TH COMPUTATIONAL FLUID DYNAMICS: ADJOINT METHODS IN CFD TO BE DETERMINED Programme LECTURE SERIES 2012-2013
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von Karman Institute for Fluid DynamicsWaterloosesteenweg 72
1640 Sint-Genesius-Rode, Belgium
Phone: +32(0)2 359 96 04Fax: +32(0)2 359 96 00
E-mail: [email protected],
Website: https://www.vki.ac.be
TVA BE 0407 185 709
THE VON KARMAN INSTITUTE
VKI is a non-profit international educational and scientificorganisation, hosting three departments (aeronautics and aerospace, environmental and applied fluid dynamics, and turbomachinery & propulsion). It provides post-graduate educa-tion in fluid dynamics (research master in fluid dynamics, former"VKI Diploma Course", doctoral program, short training programand lecture series) and encourages "training in researchthrough research". The von Karman Institute undertakes andpromotes research in the field of fluid dynamics.
It possesses about fifty different wind tunnels, turbomachineryand other specialized test facilities, some of which are uniqueor the largest in the world. Extensive research on experimental,computational and theoretical aspects of gas and liquid flows iscarried out at the VKI under the direction of the faculty andresearch engineers, sponsored mainly by governmental andinternational agencies as well as industries.
The von Karman Institute organizes each year 8 to 12 one-weekLecture Series on specialized topics in the field of aerodynamics,fluid mechanics and heat transfer with application to aeronautics,space, turbomachinery, the environment and industrial fluiddynamics. These courses have gained over the years world widerecognition for their high quality which is the result of a carefulchoice of subjects of current interest and lecturers known fortheir excellency in that field and willing to co-operate in buildingup well-structured courses.
twitter.com/vki_vonkarman
� INTRODUCTION TO MEASUREMENT TECHNIQUESOCTOBER 8-12, 2012
� INTRODUCTION TO CFD JANUARY 21-25, 2013
� CUBESAT TECHNOLOGY AND APPLICATIONSJANUARY 29 - FEBRUARY 1, 2013
� CFD FOR ATMOSPHERIC FLOW AND WINDENGINEERING MARCH 11-13, 2013
� RADIAL COMPRESSOR DESIGN MARCH 11-15, 2013
� ACCURATE AND EFFICIENT AEROACOUSTIC PREDICTION APPROACHES FOR AIRFRAME NOISE MARCH 25-28, 2013
� AEROENGINE DESIGN: FROM STATE OF THE ART TURBOFANS TOWARDS INNOVATIVE ARCHITECTURESAPRIL 8-12, 2013
� FLUID DYNAMICS ASSOCIATED TO LAUNCHERDEVELOPERS (STO-AVT-VKI)APRIL 15-19, 2013
� RADIATION AND GAS-SURFACE INTERACTION PHENOMENA IN HIGH SPEED RE-ENTRY (STO-AVT-VKI)MAY 6-8, 2013
� TURBULENT COMBUSTIONMAY 13-17, 2013
� SOURCE TERM CHARACTERIZATION OF THE CONSEQUENCES OF STORAGE TANKAGGRESSIONS (STO-AVT-VKI)JUNE 3-5, 2013
� TRANSITION AND TURBULENCE IN HIGH-SPEEDFLOWJUNE 10-14, 2013
� FLOW CHARACTERISTICS AND PERFORMANCE OF SAFETY VALVESSEPTEMBER 9-11, 2013
� ACCURATE TEMPERATURE MEASUREMENTSSEPTEMBER 16-20, 2013
� 37TH COMPUTATIONAL FLUID DYNAMICS:ADJOINT METHODS IN CFDTO BE DETERMINED
ProgrammeLECTURE SERIES
2012-2013
INTRODUCTIONA CubeSat is a fully functional small satellite of cubical shape. It comes in three sizes: a 1U (or sin-gle) CubeSat is 10x10x10 cm3 in size and weighs 1 kg, a 2U (or double) CubeSat is 10x10x20 cm3in size and weighs 2 kg, and a 3U (or triple) CubeSat is 10x10x30 cm3 in size and weighs 3 kg. Evena 1U CubeSat can carry a miniaturised science sensor or a camera for Earth observations or atechnological experiment in addition to all the standard subsystems required for a satellite. The CubeSat standard was proposed in 1999 by Stanford University and Cal Poly. The first sixCubeSats were launched in 2003. Since then, about 250 CubeSats have been launched or areunder development or in various planning stages. Most CubeSats are developed and operated bystudents for educational purposes under the guidance of an experienced tutor. Industry isincreasingly making use of these low-cost satellites to test new technologies in space.During launch, the CubeSats are accommodated in standardised containers from which they aredeployed once they are in orbit. Nowadays, space-qualified CubeSat structures and all subsystems can be purchased from specialised small companies. Alternatively, all or some sub-systems can be built by students, which is less expensive and maximises the educational benefitbut requires more expertise and time.The lectures on “CubeSat Technology and Applications” will address all fields of CubeSat design and development, environmental testing,launch, operations, legal aspects, the potential of CubeSat networks and will provide an overview of scientific and technological experiments.The lectures will present an ideal preparation for the worldwide CubeSat teams to learn the essentials of CubeSat technology and a good oppor-tunity for meeting researchers from other CubeSat teams. Ample time will be provided for asking questions. The lectures are also open to students from teams pursuing CubeSat projects and to young professionals from industry or space agencies wishing to learn more aboutCubeSats. All participants will receive the lecture notes. As attendance is limited to 100 participants it is recommended to register early. VKI is the lead institute of a Consortium of 15 European, American and Asian institutes that is now in the process of realising the first everCubeSat network in orbit. This is the QB50 Project which involves 40 double CubeSats carrying sensors for in-situ measurements in the largelyunexplored lower thermosphere and the F layer of the ionosphere and 10 double and triple CubeSats for demonstration of newly developedscience instruments and innovative technologies. QB50 is a fully funded EU Project with participation from 50 universities in 39 countries. QB50will be launched in 2015 into a nearly circular orbit at 320-350 km altitude.The Lecture Directors are Ruedeger Reinhard and Cem O. Asma.
Tuesday 29 January 2013 15:30 Registration16:30 Overview of CubeSat technology and CubeSat missions
Dr. R. Reinhard, von Karman Institute, Belgium 17:30 Science sensors/instruments for in-situ measurements
Dr. D. Kataria, University College London, UK
Wednesday 30 January 2013 09:00 Science sensors/instruments for remote-sensing observations
Dr. J. De Keyser, Belgian Institute for Space Aeronomy, Belgium
10:00 Coffee Break10:30 Technology demonstration on CubeSats I
Mr.C. Clark, Clyde Space, Scotland, United Kingdom11:30 Technology demonstration on CubeSats II
Prof. V. Lappas, Surrey Space Centre, United Kingdom12:30 Lunch Break14:00 Electrical Power Subsystem
Mr. C. Clark, Clyde Space, Scotland, United Kingdom15:00 Coffee Break
ONLINE REGISTRATION AVAILABLE https://www.vki.ac.be/registration
It is highly recommended that the registration is sent atthe latest 15 days before the beginning of the course. Aletter of acceptance and additional information will be
sent on receipt of the application form.
COURSE FEETo encourage greater participation to the Lectures on CubeSatTechnology and Applications, an exceptionally reduced fee isoffered by VKI thanks to sponsoring organizations. The atten-dance fee for professionals is 750 Euros.The reduced fee is 250 Euros for undergraduate and graduatestudents who are in possession of a recommendation letterfrom his or her professor.Exhibits by commercial companies are possible for a fee of1000 Euros. The interested companies should contact Cem O. Asma by sending an email to [email protected] participation fee includes lecture notes, lectures, coffeebreaks, lunches and a reception.
15:30 Attitude determination and control Prof. V. Lappas, Surrey Space Centre, United Kingdom
16:30 TelecommunicationsG. Shirville, AMSAT-UK, United Kingdom
17:30 Reception
Thursday 31 January 2013
9:00 Orbital dynamics and lifetimes of CubeSats in orbitDr. E. Doornbos, TU Delft, The Netherlands
10:00 Coffee Break10:30 On-Board Data Handling
Prof. J. Dalsgaard Nielsen, Aalborg University, Denmark11:30 CubeSat design and architecture
Prof. J. Dalsgaard Nielsen, Aalborg University, Denmark12:30 Lunch Break14:00 Ground stations, ground station networks, frequency allocation
Mr. G. Shirville, AMSAT-UK, United Kingdom15:00 Coffee Break15:30 Micropropulsion systems
Mr. B. Zandbergen, TU Delft, The Netherlands
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VON KARMAN INSTITUTE FORFLUID DYNAMICS
16:30 Formation flying: Theory, System, ApplicationProf. E. Gill, TU Delft, The Netherlands
Friday 1 February 2013 09:00 CubeSat constellations, swarms, networks
Dr. R. Reinhard, von Karman Institute, Belgium 10:00 Coffee Break10:30 Future technologies on CubeSats
Prof. V. Lappas, Surrey Space Centre, United Kingdom11:30 Deployers and deployment systems
Prof. R. Aslan, Istanbul Technical University, Turkey12:30 Lunch Break14:00 Environmental testing requirements and facilities
Prof. R. Aslan, Istanbul Technical University, Turkey15:00 Coffee Break15:30 Launch vehicles suitable for launching CubeSats
Mr. A. Bonnema, Innovative Solutions in Space, The Netherlands
16:30 CubeSat legislation and regulationsAsst. Prof. T. Masson-Zwaan, Leiden University, The Netherlands
